Four Farmers From County On FU Tour
Four Montana Farmers Union members Matt Decker Dutton Math Mag 1 M P McAmber Power and Skippy Schaeffer Beck will join hundreds on a two week bus caravan to Washington DC They will stop in St Paul visit regional cooperatives and farms then spend five days in DC meeting lawmakers and touring the capital The trip aims to push the Brannan farm program and Parity support with REA rural telephones river valley programs and more They plan to return via Gettysburg and the Pennsylvania Turnpike Nearly 100 Montanans will participate.
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Matt Decker
Dutton
M. P. McAmber
Power
Skippy Schaeffer
Beck
Farmers Union
Washington, D. C
Montana
St. Paul
Twin Cities
Farmers Union Grain Terminal Association
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Farmers Union Livestock Association
Washington
Congress
Jefferson
Brannan
The
Department of Agriculture
Department of Interior
TVA
Caravaans
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Reary Rig Drilling East of Pendroy
Phillips Petroleum Co. drills with a rotary rig near the George Porter farm east of Pendroy. Location NE 4SW 36, T27N R5W, about a mile east of the Hoeschen gasser. acreage held from Wasatch Oil, leased by George Coffey two years ago. Strong oil and gas shows reported in nearby wells.
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Phillips Petroleum Co
George Porter
Pendroy
Hoeschen Gasser
Phillips
Wasatch Oil Company
George Coffey
Auxiliary to Meet The American Legion Auxiliary
The Auxiliary will meet next Monday February 6 with an 8 o'clock business meeting. Mrs Fred Meadows and Mrs Gordon Monkman will lead the program focused on Americanism and patriotism.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Fred Meadows
Gordon Monkman
Daylighting glare from bright dark surface contrast
Daylighting glare stems from excessive contact between adjacent bright and dark surfaces. To reduce glare, the text recommends widespread use of windows and skylights that minimize contrast for better daylighting.
Soroptimist Club Plans Spring and Fall Fund Sales
The Soroptimist Club seeks donations and will arrange pickups via Abbie Kerr or Mrs. Jack Duffey. Officials say the group will host two sales in the spring and fall.
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Abbie Kerr
Jack Duffey
Lions officials attend 19th charter night in Lethbridge
R. E. Nelson secretary of Lions International district 37 C and Leo Murphy zone chairman attended the 19th charter night of the Lethbridge Lions club in Lethbridge Alberta last Friday. They also joined a district cabinet meeting Saturday with their wives present.
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R. E. Nelson
Lions International District 37
Leo Murphy
Lions Club
Lethbridge
Alberta
Ions Club
Chateau Lions
Power School Drive Sets Unprecedented March of Dimes Gift
The Power school community raised 108.56 for March of Dimes turning it over to Power chairman J. P. McDonnell. Contributions came from students, faculty, and others including 59.30 from individuals, 40.26 from a basketball game, and 9 from junior class pep sales. The total surpassed last year by more than 214 times.
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Power School
J. P. McDonnell
Power
Bulldogs Rally To Defeat Chinook In Tight Derby
Shelby boasted a 56 to 51 victory over Chinook in a driven late basketball game. Shelby led 15 6 after one quarter and 28 25 at the half, with Delino scoring 18 for the Bulldogs and Russell 14 for Shelby. In the third quarter Chateau added 10 as Shelby reached 41, then Strong 7 Bandon 5 Castle 3 and Dellwo 2 in the final period to seal the win amid 47 total fouls.
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Shelby Coyotes
Shelby
Chateau
Jack Strong
Gale Bandon
Jay Castle
Larry Dellwo
Bulldogs
Delino
Russell
Legion Birthday Banquet and Bingo Night at Legion Hall
The Chateau American Legion hosts a regular birthday banquet with a party and initiation event on February 20. Legion officers invite the public to attend bingo every Thursday at 8 o clock with free lunch served.
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Chateau American Legion
Legion
Legion Hall
Music and Literature Group Meeting at Mrs Burns Home
The Music and Literature group of the Chateau Woman's club will meet at the home of Mrs. C. W. Burns on Tuesday February 7. Roll call will be current events.
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Chateau Woman's Club
C. W. Burns
Card of Thanks to School Superintendents
We thank Superintendent Muriel S. Belquam and the superintendents from Augusta Simms and Brady schools for cooperation in furnishing a list of all juveniles to the Teton Tavern Association.
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Muriel S. Belquam
Augusta, Simms, and
Brady
Teton Tavern Association
Shelby Tournament Tickets On Sale At Local Outlets
Reserved seats for the Shelby tournament go on sale today at Malone's Pharmacy and the Chateau high school office through Friday noon February 10. Tickets cost 5.50 with receipts issued and delivery February 13 or 14. Eight schools have 100 reserved seats each. unclaimed seats may be reallocated after February 10.
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Shelby
Malone’s
Chateau High School
Census Hiring Plans for Coming Decennial Project
Choteau office asks applicants to file for census positions before Feb 25. Bonnie W Nelson assists in Cut Bank recruiting space for enumerators training while Karl Grigg returns from Seattle training. An instructor will train crew leaders and district staff in Choteau with later San Francisco training before the local school.
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Cut Bank
Bonnie W. Nelson
Glacier County
Karl Grigg
Chateau
Seattle
Choteau
San Francisco
Power to Play Belt Clash Weekend Bout
The Power Pirates host the Belt Huskies this Saturday night at Power in a key game. Belt won 57 50 at Belt last week in a tight Wheat Bowl series match, with Dutton aiming to clinch the trophy for a second year. Cascade Badgers defeated the Pirates 45 42 last Friday, fueling a season of steady Pirate improvement but ongoing gaps against visitors.
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Power Pirates
Hom
Belt Huskies
Huskies
Belt
Pennet
Dutton
Cascade Badgers
Pirates
Shorty Cummings Recalls Early Montana Days
The article recalls a figure known as Shorty Cummings reflecting on Montana's early days with little law and order. He notes a period when he felt indifferent about leaving the state and never returning.
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Shorty” Cummings
Shorty
Montana
Shorty Sho Nearing 90 as Montana Oil Field Tales Endure
The article recalls Shorty Sho, a longtime Montana resident tied to the Gallup City oil boom era and local communities. He lived in Conrad during the boom and later resided in Pendroy Chateau with wide ties to Ovando Kalisp Dupuyer and other towns. Friends include old timers and those who have passed the Fi Divide. Sho looks toward his 90th birthday on Fi 6, four years away, with a century within reach.
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Conrad
Gallup City
Sho
Pendroy
Ovando
Kalisp Dupuyer
Shorty
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